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I’ve watched the Flintstones since I was a kid and still enjoy watching them considering I have the entire collection which includes The Man Called Flintstone
Thank you again Facts Verse for another walk down memory lane. The Flintstones was one of my most favorite cartoons. I really enjoyed all the information that I never knew about. Keep up the good work 👍
That was one of my least favorite episodes. Imagine that a young beautiful woman stops by and says that she's having car trouble, and she offers to baby sit in exchange for repairing her car and a place to stay for the night. When you wake up the next morning, both she and your baby are gone. How would you react? The Flintstones don't even seem to notice. In fact, Fred seems to be more concerned about an audition than where his baby is.
The Flintstones is a beloved cartoon, and a classic. I saw it when new. As a child I had a Flintstone vitamin each morning, and sometimes ate their cereal, which is still sold today.
I remember watching the Flintstones while sitting on my father's lap, it was after dinner, even as a kid I knew it was unusual to be shown at that time. I'm 62.
Loved the Flintstones as a child. The one episode that I especially loved was " NO BIZ LIKE SHOW BIZ" which featured Pebbles and Bamm Bamm singing (although, in the episodes they couldnt talk, except for babbling)
My favorite episode was the one in which The Flintstones & The Rubbles got to travel to Bedrock in the 21st century and and as a courtesy of The Great Gazoo.
I love to watch the Flintstones and I still do as a 53 years old. The Flintstones and the Honeymooners were very similar, Fred and Ralph acted much alike. The Flintstones had Ed Suli Stone as Ed Sullivan; Ann Marrock as Ann Marget; Stoney Curtis as Tony Curtis. They had the Hippies, the Beach Boys, the Beatles on their episodes. The first time to have caveman to have his own TV show; the Jetsons were okay but I truly love the Flintstones way better. Yes he was right Mel Blanc had a terrible auto accident that almost killed him. He was an unknown hospital patient at first, then they found out who was. Doctors and nurses will say Bugs Bunny, he replied Hey What's Up Doc. Porky Pig, he replied stuttering That's All Folks. And many other cartoons voices. He was the voice of Barney Rubble who was smart, intelligent, full of laughs, and jokes. I don't like the newer version of the Flintstones,the original is way better. Sometimes even the animals were smarter than the humans. Mel Blanc was the voice of Dino the Dinosaur.
@@JamesLachowsky and she was also the wife on the radio show GRANBEYS GREEN ACRES the inspiration for TVs GREEN ACRES and the first choice to play Granny on THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
I can't necessarily say that it was the best episode, but I'll never forget the one with Grandma Dynamite, the little old lady housekeeper who was actually a bank robber. Another unforgettable episode had Fred entering the Indianrockolis 500 driving a race car under the pseudonym "Goggles Paisano", with the announcer proclaiming "He drives like he's coming home from work on the freeway!" But my personal favorite would have to be the time Barney decided to teach Fred a lesson about practical jokes by creating a fake counterfeiting machine loaded with real money to make Fred think he'd turned criminal. That was a blast.
My favorite episode is when Barney builds a race car and Fred drives it as 'Goggles Paisano'. "He's driving like someone coming home from work on the freeway!" I happened to see it last week!
I'm 47 years old I've always loved the Flintstones all my life man I grew up watching The Flintstones I've always liked it on since like I said since I was growing up Flintstones all that my favorite thing yabba yabba yabba dabba doo it's the Flintstones
Hana barbera made so many childrens growing up beautifull, not just flinstones almost all of their shows , scooby doo , jetsons , tom n jerry , yogi bear, jonny quest the list goes on . Even today when life brings us down occasionally , a cold/hot drink along woth some flinstones playing on our tv with our kids watching makes all worries go away . A big thanks to hanna barbera
I like all the choices for favorite episode that people have posted. Mine is "Dino Goes Hollyrock". I also liked "The Hero". I've got all 6 seasons on DVD. Best video investment I've ever made.
I was a kid in the 60's, this was my favorite cartoon, it still is today. My favorite : Fred is in charge to arrange a stag party for the Water Buffalos, also Pebbles birthday party. He gets entertainment for both and the store keeper gets the addresses mixed up. Poor Fred. I had no idea Mel Blanca did Barney from a hospital bed. He was dedicated. There will never be a cartoon as good as the Flintstones. In fact its coming in now, bye...
I will have to say I have three favourite episodes: when Fred builds the little house for his mother-in-law, when Darrin and Samantha move in next door, and when they help the Way outs.
I like her first birthday party when Frank... I mean, Fred, hired "the ONLY caterer in town" and the Boulderettes came bursting out of the cake. I also liked when Barney kept dropping the aniversary piano on his feet, covered his mouth, ran to a mailbox, and yelled into it, then the mailman came by and "YYYEEEEOOWWWWCCCHHH!!!!!" The first time I saw that, I laughed every time I even looked at a mailbox. Good times.
My All Time favorite Flintstones episode is Season 5, Episode 4: "Pebbles Birthday Party." It also contains my favorite all time line uttered by Fred Flintstone, "Nothing more could go wrong tonight even if I planned on it."
H-B did make a cross over TV movie: "The Flintstones Meet The Jetsons". I recorded the end theme which was a perfect mix of the themes from both shows.
The Flintstones are one of my favorite animated shows along with Popeye and Betty boop. Fred Flintstone and Ralph Cramden are definitely similar both loud , short tempered and overweight. Despite the Flintstones being a family show there's still adult references in the show. The show is mainly centered around adult life especially early on. Cactus juice is an alcohol drink. The episode were Fred had to party's to plan. A kids party and a water buffalo lodge party. Fred drank from a pitcher and said this is cactus , i can't serve to children. The dancing girls wore short outfits.
There were also a similarity in the episode where Wilma going to have a baby. The story line became very close to the "The I Love Lucy" episode with the script containing chaotic on goings. Both episodes are very funny.
Here's a Fun Fact , Mel Blanc's near fatal car crash took place on " Dead Man's Curve " made famous in the song 🎵 of the same title by Jan Berry & Dean Torrence.
I imagine #7 was removed cause it says the randy van Horne singers are the Flintstones theme creator but people are unsure if that’s true cause the b52s are given the credit for it on a google search. I myself after doing some research can’t figure out who originally sung the theme.
One thing you didn't mention is that Bea Benaderet was famous for her role as Kate Bradley in the TV show Petticoat Junction, during which her death happened.
@ Travis it was supposed to be an animated version of the show The Honeymooners, therefore not really aimed at children. It became more child aimed season 4 through 6.
Bea died on the day of her husband's funeral . She was married to the conductor of the Cannon Ball. "From joy we are born, for joy we live and at death we melt in joy". Paramahasa Yogananda
Editing error. Nearly all of number 7 was cut, but the very end. You might want to see if you can find the missing footage, and put it back in. I grow up show; mainly the reruns that came after, as I was only born in '65.
We kids used to watch this in a bedroom upstairs - dad would come up and give us something that was also new at the time, ice pops....or whatever you call them, not popsicles and they weren't on sticks.....
THE SWIMMING POOL episode was actually the first one produced after the unaired pilot, which was reworked as this episode. It aired as the second episode of Season One, NOT Season Three. THE FLINTSTONE FLYER was the first aired episode. Dating the episodes is easy since the style was more refined by Season three. It was the Idea Toy company who contacted Hanna-Barbera with the concept of the girl doll to which Barbera quickly switched the concept, seeing the monetary potential. Ideal did not "advise" them. He tells this consistently in the interviews he has done. The story of how Yabba-Dabba-Do was not "speaking his mind" so much as if there were an argument. The consistent story here was that during the recording session, Reed suggested an expression that a Caveman would use to replace the line, 'Yahoo." Joe Barbera said, "Okay, try it," and it stayed. So Alan Reed created that trademarked expression that has forever been associated with Fred Flintstone, and has become a part of culture just as "Boop-Oop-A Doop" was in the 1930s due to Helen Kane and Betty Boop. I don't know where the connection to Brylcream story came from since that has never come out of any of the written accounts coming from credible sources. Regarding the change in Barney's voice due to Mel Blanc's accident, Daws Butler was urged by Joe Barbera to use his Art Carney impersonation, which he used for the Warner's HONEY MOUSERS cartoon. When Blanc returned, he adapted to Butler's interpretation with a voice having more depth. This explains the shift from the nasal voice from season one. Also, it's good to pronounce the names of the actors properly. Most people know that Bea Benadaret's name is pronounced Ben-a-dare-et. And Jean VanderPly is pronounced Vander-pile. The similarities between This is it and Rise and Shine are more coincidental that "inspirational." This is an assumption by circumstances, as both themes were composed around the same time. There is not documentation that there were any infringement suits involved that caused the theme to change in season three, but all will agree that it is a catchy song and is best remembered. The Winston's cigarettes issue was not so much the exposure to children since children also watched Westerns, which were also sponsored by cigarette companies. THE FLINTSTONES was originally aimed at adults. So the sponsors were WInston and Mile Laboratories. When it was realized that the show was attracting a large family audience, ABC sought out other advertisers to replace cigarettes. This was Best Foods, and later Welch's. They retained the Miles Laboratory sponsor as an alternate, and this brought about the Flintstones vitamins, which was another source for licensing income for the studio. While THE FLINTSTONES was nominated for an Emmy in Prime Time, it is worth mentioning that Hanna and Barbera received the Emmy the year before for THE HUCKLEBERY HOUND SHOW, which was a first run syndicated show. This was their first in a series of Emmys. And because of the association with Screen Gems, Hanna-Barbera did the animated titles for BEWITCHED not because of the connection with THE FLINTSTONES, which was only one episode, but because Screen Gems own a percentage of the studio at the time. These facts are documented in several credible books including the biographies of Bill Hanna (A CAST OF FRIENDS) and Joe Barbera (MY LIFE IN TOONS) as well as HANNA-BARBERA CARTOONS, by Michael Mallory, THE ART OF HANNA-BARBERA by Ted Sennet, and THE FLINTSTONES: A MODERN STONE AGE PHENOMENON, by T. R. Abrams.
Most TV viewers only saw The Flinstones only in Black/White when it first aired since Color TV Sets were rare when it began and it wasn't until the 1965/66 season that color broadcast became the standard. The series had 166 episodes and the first pet wasn't Dino but Baby Puss the Saber Tooth Cat often getting the best of Fred in its closing credits but was absent almost entirely from the series. Hoppy the Prehistoric Kangaroo was the Rubbles and would often baby sit and carry Pebbles/Bam Bam in his pouch in some episode plus another animal in Flintsontes home was a pig like critter under the sink that was their garbage disposal. One reason why Bam Bam was adopted instead of the Rubbles having their own during the run solved the problem of Pebbles having a playmate the same age but it was a nice nod to the practice in real life. There was once even an Alien from the distant future as a recurring character on the show in its final season and The Great Gazoo was sent back in time to be reformed by using his powers to help Fred/Barney who he often called Dum Dums and could only be seen by them, the kids, and animals like Dino but came to enjoy being with them. Many other well known actor/actresses at the were reimagined as prehistoric versions of themselves with parody of their names with the likes of Cary Grant, Ann Margret, and even Ed Sullivan as pseudo stars in that era. The series was a financial juggernaut and it spawned numerous product tie ins as well as toys there was once even a Flinstones Camp Ground RV Park which just recently changed from its theme and less we forget the Vitamins in pill form shaped like them too. It wasn't until The Simpson began decades later that another Animated Series replaced it in profitability as number one in TV history but it's still ranked second in the greatest cartoon series right behind them by amoungst fans/critics. There was a follow on series with Pebbles/Bam Bam as teenagers and there was even a crossover on a later version on The Jetsons that aired too after just its two dozen original episodes but it also was seen mostly in Black/White like The Flinstones had. One of the few other Animated Series made for Primetime was the action/adventure series Johnny Quest which aired on all three major networks even as reruns and Warner Bros. Cartoons were made well before they made it onto TV since they were shown before films which made them a network favorite because they were cheaper to air. Indeed original cartoon programming was incredibly expensive to make for TV and Hanna Barbera almost had a monoloply of Saturday Morning Cartoon block but it wouldn't last as they became extinct as both FCC rules for selling toys to kids that payed for them were being banned after its Golden Era. Plus Networks got to wiggle out of having Kids Programming by claiming that it's educational requirement was served by non kids oriented drivel like sports and Saturday extensions of week day morning Talk Shows some 30yrs ago.
There was one fact you could have put in about Bea Benadareet and that was she left the series to do her other iconic character of Kate Bradley in the long running series and spin off from Tahr Beverly Hillbillies was Petticoat Junction up until her death
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U forgot bambam
I love the Flintstones. Part of my childhood.
Me too. My Dad called me Pebbles.
@Ken Lompart 😁
Mine too.
Did you read the comic books too? :)
No I watched the cartoon
The flintstones was a big part of my childhood watching it with family and friends and laughs
I still watch The Flintstones. It's one of my favorite cartoons of all time. I was born in 1965 and grew up watching Flintstones.
I still love the flintstones! I watch it every day on metv!!
Me too.
Me too and I’m 50
Me Too
I love em too! Do you know what time it is on?
Mitch Salawine 5:00 Central time
Love this series above all others!!!! My favorite episode is the Jay Bondrock episode with the hilarious Dr. Sinister 🤣
I’ve watched the Flintstones since I was a kid and still enjoy watching them considering I have the entire collection which includes The Man Called Flintstone
I love all the Flintstones franchises.
I will always have a soft spot in my heart for The Flintstones!
In the early 70's, I used to come home for lunch every day from school and watch the Flintstones on Tv, it aired weekdays at 12:00 noon at that time.
Thank you again Facts Verse for another walk down memory lane. The Flintstones was one of my most favorite cartoons. I really enjoyed all the information that I never knew about. Keep up the good work 👍
Mine too.
Joseph Clegg thank you for your reply 👍
My favorite was the Ann Margrock story line in the Flintstones.
The character was inspired by Ann Margarer.
That was one of my least favorite episodes. Imagine that a young beautiful woman stops by and says that she's having car trouble, and she offers to baby sit in exchange for repairing her car and a place to stay for the night. When you wake up the next morning, both she and your baby are gone. How would you react? The Flintstones don't even seem to notice. In fact, Fred seems to be more concerned about an audition than where his baby is.
Ann margrock she was so beautiful
She was voiced, in fact , by Ann-Margret herself. Here's a Fun Fact. Legendary singer - songwriter Hoagy Carmichael lent his voice in another episode
Who
The Flintstones is a beloved cartoon, and a classic. I saw it when new. As a child I had a Flintstone vitamin each morning, and sometimes ate their cereal, which is still sold today.
Undoubtedly my most favorite cartoon ever ❤❤❤!!!
Been watching The Flintstones since I was about 4 at least 50 years. Still watch them
Here is one more fact. The Flintstones was the first prime time cartoon to air, hence why it was not targeted to children.
I remember watching the Flintstones while sitting on my father's lap, it was after dinner, even as a kid I knew it was unusual to be shown at that time.
I'm 62.
And 1964 Jonny Quest Too.
Love the Flinstones❤️ Some of the facts, I didn’t even know. Thanks for sharing.
I love The Flintstones, The Honeymooners & Bewitched!
Loved the Flintstones as a child. The one episode that I especially loved was " NO BIZ LIKE SHOW BIZ" which featured Pebbles and Bamm Bamm singing (although, in the episodes they couldnt talk, except for babbling)
Thank you sir for the insight of THE FLINDSTONES. Very very imformid.. All the way from australia.. 😃
Grew up watching the Flintstones. 💕
My favorite episode was the one in which The Flintstones & The Rubbles got to travel to Bedrock in the 21st century and and as a courtesy of The Great Gazoo.
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I love to watch the Flintstones and I still do as a 53 years old. The Flintstones and the Honeymooners were very similar, Fred and Ralph acted much alike. The Flintstones had Ed Suli Stone as Ed Sullivan; Ann Marrock as Ann Marget; Stoney Curtis as Tony Curtis. They had the Hippies, the Beach Boys, the Beatles on their episodes. The first time to have caveman to have his own TV show; the Jetsons were okay but I truly love the Flintstones way better. Yes he was right Mel Blanc had a terrible auto accident that almost killed him. He was an unknown hospital patient at first, then they found out who was. Doctors and nurses will say Bugs Bunny, he replied Hey What's Up Doc. Porky Pig, he replied stuttering That's All Folks. And many other cartoons voices. He was the voice of Barney Rubble who was smart, intelligent, full of laughs, and jokes. I don't like the newer version of the Flintstones,the original is way better. Sometimes even the animals were smarter than the humans. Mel Blanc was the voice of Dino the Dinosaur.
I watched the Flintstones on Saturday morning cartoons, I was turning 2 in their last season in primetime.
Love and still do this cartoon of Flintstones ✌😊💜 1970's fav
No mention that Bea Benederet played Pearl Bodine in The Beverly Hillbillies and Kate Bradley in Petticoat Junction?
And mispronouncing her name. It is Ben-a-DARE-it. She was also the neighbor on the Burns & Allen Show.
She left The Flintstones for Petticoat Junction.
@@JamesLachowsky and she was also the wife on the radio show GRANBEYS GREEN ACRES the inspiration for TVs GREEN ACRES and the first choice to play Granny on THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
She was also George and Gracie's neighbor Blanche, on the Burns and Allen Show.
And Granny on Looney Tunes before June Foray
I’m a huge Flintstones fan!
I can't necessarily say that it was the best episode, but I'll never forget the one with Grandma Dynamite, the little old lady housekeeper who was actually a bank robber. Another unforgettable episode had Fred entering the Indianrockolis 500 driving a race car under the pseudonym "Goggles Paisano", with the announcer proclaiming "He drives like he's coming home from work on the freeway!" But my personal favorite would have to be the time Barney decided to teach Fred a lesson about practical jokes by creating a fake counterfeiting machine loaded with real money to make Fred think he'd turned criminal. That was a blast.
The Flintstones were a huge part of my childhood. Bam Bam and Pebbles were so cute!
Any time the Flintstones theme plays, I can smell chicken noodle soup and grilled cheese sandwiches. Lunch time!
One of my favourite animated sitcoms.
My favorite episode is when Barney builds a race car and Fred drives it as 'Goggles Paisano'.
"He's driving like someone coming home from work on the freeway!"
I happened to see it last week!
I'm 47 years old I've always loved the Flintstones all my life man I grew up watching The Flintstones I've always liked it on since like I said since I was growing up Flintstones all that my favorite thing yabba yabba yabba dabba doo it's the Flintstones
Love how they would use famous people, places, or landmarks and use stone or rock in their names.
That's so great and my daughter loves The Flintstones also
Hana barbera made so many childrens growing up beautifull, not just flinstones almost all of their shows , scooby doo , jetsons , tom n jerry , yogi bear, jonny quest the list goes on . Even today when life brings us down occasionally , a cold/hot drink along woth some flinstones playing on our tv with our kids watching makes all worries go away . A big thanks to hanna barbera
I like all the choices for favorite episode that people have posted. Mine is "Dino Goes Hollyrock". I also liked "The Hero". I've got all 6 seasons on DVD. Best video investment I've ever made.
I was a kid in the 60's, this was my favorite cartoon, it still is today. My favorite : Fred is in charge to arrange a stag party for the Water Buffalos, also Pebbles birthday party. He gets entertainment for both and the store keeper gets the addresses mixed up. Poor Fred. I had no idea Mel Blanca did Barney from a hospital bed. He was dedicated. There will never be a cartoon as good as the Flintstones. In fact its coming in now, bye...
I will have to say I have three favourite episodes: when Fred builds the little house for his mother-in-law, when Darrin and Samantha move in next door, and when they help the Way outs.
Big fan of the Flintstones. As I kid I would watch them now as a grown-up I still watch them on Sundays. They are the best cartoons ever 🇺🇸🇲🇽🏳️🌈🙋♂️
I loved them as a kid in the 60s and 70s and i love them now.
I loved them all
I grew up with the Flintstones
Still watch them everyday
Charming characters of all time... Good in B/W or color...and story in Gold key comics....
My favorite cartoon of all time ❤ 😍 💕
Thanks for this. I knew what Bea looked like, I love watching old Petticoat Junction repeats, I just never knew what Jean looked like.
Bea left the Flintstones to do Petticoat Junction. Jean also voiced Pebbles, as well as Rosie the robot maid on the Jetsons.
@@nicoleknight9412 I knew that about Rosie, but not about Pebbles. She was talented. Thanks.
Jean Vander Pyl can be seen in at least one episode of The Beverly Hillbillies.
@@isabeld.paredes4923 Thanks.
My childhood 😢
Favorite episode-When Pebbles was born, I still get misty when I catch it in re-runs.
I blush to admit that as a young fella, I just *adored* her ;)
I like her first birthday party when Frank... I mean, Fred, hired "the ONLY caterer in town" and the Boulderettes came bursting out of the cake.
I also liked when Barney kept dropping the aniversary piano on his feet, covered his mouth, ran to a mailbox, and yelled into it, then the mailman came by and "YYYEEEEOOWWWWCCCHHH!!!!!" The first time I saw that, I laughed every time I even looked at a mailbox. Good times.
@@port566 Yes, that was a great episode.
Whenever I’m watching flintstones I get a craving for kraft dinner because i used to watch it during lunch break from school.
My All Time favorite Flintstones episode is Season 5, Episode 4: "Pebbles Birthday Party." It also contains my favorite all time line uttered by Fred Flintstone, "Nothing more could go wrong tonight even if I planned on it."
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All the animated sitcoms today like 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy' owe it to 'The Flintstones' which blazed the trail.
for some reason, there was a major edit around the 4 minute mark
Wasn't this a Prime-Time Cartoon? Loved it growing up. The Great Gazoo (Legend Harvey Korman) was my Fave Character. (Rock, Boulder, Gravel)
The Christmas, pebble born. I love all of them are the best
I watched this earlier today and now it’s on MeTv. The Elizabeth Montgomery episode.
Keep the Flintstones and add the Jetsons. It'll be fantastic!!!!!
H-B did make a cross over TV movie: "The Flintstones Meet The Jetsons". I recorded the end theme which was a perfect mix of the themes from both shows.
Trouble is the Jetsons was only on for one season.
My favorite cartoon ever!
The Flintstones are one of my favorite animated shows along with Popeye and Betty boop. Fred Flintstone and Ralph Cramden are definitely similar both loud , short tempered and overweight. Despite the Flintstones being a family show there's still adult references in the show. The show is mainly centered around adult life especially early on. Cactus juice is an alcohol drink. The episode were Fred had to party's to plan. A kids party and a water buffalo lodge party. Fred drank from a pitcher and said this is cactus , i can't serve to children. The dancing girls wore short outfits.
My Favorite Episode is "Doctor Sinister" with Fred & Barney Playing 00007 James Bondrock. LOL (smile)
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There were also a similarity in the episode where Wilma going to have a baby. The story line became very close to the "The I Love Lucy" episode with the script containing chaotic on goings. Both episodes are very funny.
I think when pebbles was born was my favorite and Gazoo
I am a child from the 60s and then stands was very important indeed
What was that glitch in the middle of the video, right after the section about Mel Blanc’s accident?
I love the Flintstone my favorite
I liked it too and my favourite episode was the one with Bewitched, but I cannot rewatch it on METV cause we don’t get that channel in Canada.
Loved The Roman Holidays
I like to see where they're flying a helicopter in mid-air and this is the scene where I remember the most was really funny that was built by them !
Here's a Fun Fact , Mel Blanc's near fatal car crash took place on " Dead Man's Curve " made famous in the song 🎵 of the same title by Jan Berry & Dean Torrence.
I imagine #7 was removed cause it says the randy van Horne singers are the Flintstones theme creator but people are unsure if that’s true cause the b52s are given the credit for it on a google search. I myself after doing some research can’t figure out who originally sung the theme.
One thing you didn't mention is that Bea Benaderet was famous for her role as Kate Bradley in the TV show Petticoat Junction, during which her death happened.
Didn’t miss an episode
Love them all..i have hole series DVD cuz its hard to find flintstones playing anywhere...RUclips.???..Netflix.????.hulu..???...nowhere...anybody..?
Met Tv network
My favorite cartoon... I have a Flintstone checkbook now.. I own the first season.. 💝!
The Flintstones characters.
1. Fred Flintstone
2. Wilma Flintstone
3. Pebbles Flintstone Rubble
4. Stoney Flintstone
5. Dino Flintstone
6. Barney Rubble
7. Betty Rubble
8. Bamm Bamm Rubble
9. Hoppy The Hopparoo
10. The Great Gazoo
11. Pearl Slaghoople
12. Mr. Slate
13. Weirdly Gruesome
14. Creepella Gruesome
15. Gobby Gruesome
16. Uncle Ghastly Gruesome
17. Chip Rubble
18. Roxy Rubble
19. Arnold The Paperboy
LOVE 💕 ARNOLD
Don't forget Joe Rockhead, Hatrocks, and the Grand Poobah
@ Travis it was supposed to be an animated version of the show The Honeymooners, therefore not really aimed at children. It became more child aimed season 4 through 6.
Bea Benetdero.....Was excellent actor. Petticoat Junction, Loved the flintstones Jetson's.... You don't get them like that any longer!
Bea Benederet was on the Burns and Allen Tv Show. And she was also on
The Jack Benny radio and Tv show
She also played Jethro's mom, cousin Pearl, on the Beverly Hillbillies.
Love the flinstons
Bea died on the day of her husband's funeral . She was married to the conductor of the Cannon Ball.
"From joy we are born, for joy we live and at death we melt in joy". Paramahasa Yogananda
My fave episode was the one where Dino talked, and had a British accent.
The reason the show isn't as popular anymore as, it isn't shown as much as it was in the past. I was familiar with all the facts presented.
Well this was really Yabba Yabba Doo on this video.
Editing error. Nearly all of number 7 was cut, but the very end. You might want to see if you can find the missing footage, and put it back in.
I grow up show; mainly the reruns that came after, as I was only born in '65.
Favorite cartoon. E V E R. !
My all time favorite episode is Ann Margrock and the other is when Fred met Santa Claus
The Swimming Pool was not a season 3 episode. It was actually the 3rd episode of the series. It might be my favorite episode.
We kids used to watch this in a bedroom upstairs - dad would come up and give us something that was also new at the time, ice pops....or whatever you call them, not popsicles and they weren't on sticks.....
What happened to Number 7? It seems to have been cut out.
THE SWIMMING POOL episode was actually the first one produced after the unaired pilot, which was reworked as this episode. It aired as the second episode of Season One, NOT Season Three. THE FLINTSTONE FLYER was the first aired episode. Dating the episodes is easy since the style was more refined by Season three. It was the Idea Toy company who contacted Hanna-Barbera with the concept of the girl doll to which Barbera quickly switched the concept, seeing the monetary potential. Ideal did not "advise" them. He tells this consistently in the interviews he has done.
The story of how Yabba-Dabba-Do was not "speaking his mind" so much as if there were an argument. The consistent story here was that during the recording session, Reed suggested an expression that a Caveman would use to replace the line, 'Yahoo." Joe Barbera said, "Okay, try it," and it stayed. So Alan Reed created that trademarked expression that has forever been associated with Fred Flintstone, and has become a part of culture just as "Boop-Oop-A Doop" was in the 1930s due to Helen Kane and Betty Boop. I don't know where the connection to Brylcream story came from since that has never come out of any of the written accounts coming from credible sources.
Regarding the change in Barney's voice due to Mel Blanc's accident, Daws Butler was urged by Joe Barbera to use his Art Carney impersonation, which he used for the Warner's HONEY MOUSERS cartoon. When Blanc returned, he adapted to Butler's interpretation with a voice having more depth. This explains the shift from the nasal voice from season one. Also, it's good to pronounce the names of the actors properly. Most people know that Bea Benadaret's name is pronounced Ben-a-dare-et. And Jean VanderPly is pronounced Vander-pile.
The similarities between This is it and Rise and Shine are more coincidental that "inspirational." This is an assumption by circumstances, as both themes were composed around the same time. There is not documentation that there were any infringement suits involved that caused the theme to change in season three, but all will agree that it is a catchy song and is best remembered. The Winston's cigarettes issue was not so much the exposure to children since children also watched Westerns, which were also sponsored by cigarette companies. THE FLINTSTONES was originally aimed at adults. So the sponsors were WInston and Mile Laboratories. When it was realized that the show was attracting a large family audience, ABC sought out other advertisers to replace cigarettes. This was Best Foods, and later Welch's. They retained the Miles Laboratory sponsor as an alternate, and this brought about the Flintstones vitamins, which was another source for licensing income for the studio.
While THE FLINTSTONES was nominated for an Emmy in Prime Time, it is worth mentioning that Hanna and Barbera received the Emmy the year before for THE HUCKLEBERY HOUND SHOW, which was a first run syndicated show. This was their first in a series of Emmys. And because of the association with Screen Gems, Hanna-Barbera did the animated titles for BEWITCHED not because of the connection with THE FLINTSTONES, which was only one episode, but because Screen Gems own a percentage of the studio at the time. These facts are documented in several credible books including the biographies of Bill Hanna (A CAST OF FRIENDS) and Joe Barbera (MY LIFE IN TOONS) as well as HANNA-BARBERA CARTOONS, by Michael Mallory, THE ART OF HANNA-BARBERA by Ted Sennet, and THE FLINTSTONES: A MODERN STONE AGE PHENOMENON, by T. R. Abrams.
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I watched this show in the 90s
Me too. ☺
Most TV viewers only saw The Flinstones only in Black/White when it first aired since Color TV Sets were rare when it began and it wasn't until the 1965/66 season that color broadcast became the standard. The series had 166 episodes and the first pet wasn't Dino but Baby Puss the Saber Tooth Cat often getting the best of Fred in its closing credits but was absent almost entirely from the series. Hoppy the Prehistoric Kangaroo was the Rubbles and would often baby sit and carry Pebbles/Bam Bam in his pouch in some episode plus another animal in Flintsontes home was a pig like critter under the sink that was their garbage disposal. One reason why Bam Bam was adopted instead of the Rubbles having their own during the run solved the problem of Pebbles having a playmate the same age but it was a nice nod to the practice in real life. There was once even an Alien from the distant future as a recurring character on the show in its final season and The Great Gazoo was sent back in time to be reformed by using his powers to help Fred/Barney who he often called Dum Dums and could only be seen by them, the kids, and animals like Dino but came to enjoy being with them. Many other well known actor/actresses at the were reimagined as prehistoric versions of themselves with parody of their names with the likes of Cary Grant, Ann Margret, and even Ed Sullivan as pseudo stars in that era. The series was a financial juggernaut and it spawned numerous product tie ins as well as toys there was once even a Flinstones Camp Ground RV Park which just recently changed from its theme and less we forget the Vitamins in pill form shaped like them too. It wasn't until The Simpson began decades later that another Animated Series replaced it in profitability as number one in TV history but it's still ranked second in the greatest cartoon series right behind them by amoungst fans/critics. There was a follow on series with Pebbles/Bam Bam as teenagers and there was even a crossover on a later version on The Jetsons that aired too after just its two dozen original episodes but it also was seen mostly in Black/White like The Flinstones had. One of the few other Animated Series made for Primetime was the action/adventure series Johnny Quest which aired on all three major networks even as reruns and Warner Bros. Cartoons were made well before they made it onto TV since they were shown before films which made them a network favorite because they were cheaper to air. Indeed original cartoon programming was incredibly expensive to make for TV and Hanna Barbera almost had a monoloply of Saturday Morning Cartoon block but it wouldn't last as they became extinct as both FCC rules for selling toys to kids that payed for them were being banned after its Golden Era. Plus Networks got to wiggle out of having Kids Programming by claiming that it's educational requirement was served by non kids oriented drivel like sports and Saturday extensions of week day morning Talk Shows some 30yrs ago.
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How about the "guest stars". Ann Margrock, Beau Brommelstones among others. Of course, there's always Top Cat, which was also a great series!
I Liked the Guest Star Episode Stony Curtis.
what was number 7? I think it skipped that one.
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My most favorite Flintstones episode is the movie with John Goodman
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@@vashonwatchdog I never saw Viva Rock Vegas
I liked the movie "A Man Called Flintstone."
Don't forget Harvey Korman as The GREAT GAZOO, DUM-DUMS!!
There was one fact you could have put in about Bea Benadareet and that was she left the series to do her other iconic character of Kate Bradley in the long running series and spin off from Tahr Beverly Hillbillies was Petticoat Junction up until her death
She was replaced by June Lockhart as the new town doctor, but it just wasn't the same, and it was cancelled a year later.
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We'll have a happy ole time!
Joseph Clegg Incorrect.
@Jim Elliott I said rezupeet and wondered the same thing
The Flintstones is my all time favourite cartoon ever!
Mine too.
You said he pitched it to many networks, back then there were only 3 nbc cbs and abc...
My favorite show is the one with the wayouts.
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With 3 channels to what, most of us babyboomer's got to watch the show.